BANK OF TIANJIN Vice President Zheng Ke: Advancing the "Five Major Financial Themes" to Empower High-Quality Development of the Real Economy

Deep News12-18 11:10

On December 12, the 19th China Institutional Investors Annual Conference and China Financial (Insurance) Technology Forum was held in Beijing. The conference, themed "Vitality and Resilience, Innovation and Empowerment," aimed to address contemporary challenges, foster development consensus, and explore future pathways.

Zheng Ke, Vice President of BANK OF TIANJIN, delivered a keynote speech at the conference, detailing the bank's efforts in advancing the "Five Major Financial Themes" to support high-quality development of the real economy.

Zheng emphasized that BANK OF TIANJIN has thoroughly implemented the national "15th Five-Year Plan" strategic deployment, prioritizing the "Five Major Financial Themes" as its core mission to serve the real economy and drive high-quality growth. The bank remains committed to the political and people-oriented nature of financial work, integrating top-level strategy with grassroots needs while fostering research and technological innovation. By enhancing internal capabilities, external resources, and restructuring mechanisms, BANK OF TIANJIN is steadfastly pursuing a financial development path with Chinese characteristics.

In **technology finance**, BANK OF TIANJIN has demonstrated strong innovation, successfully issuing the first batch of sci-tech innovation bonds in China and Hebei Province. The bank also co-created the Tianjin Industrial Finance Index. As of September 2025, loans to sci-tech innovation enterprises grew by 26.21% year-to-date. Its diversified product system—spanning equity, bonds, loans, funds, and guarantees—has enabled breakthroughs, including the first computing equipment leasing and private satellite leasing transactions, precisely empowering technological innovation.

For **green finance**, BANK OF TIANJIN is driving transformation, disbursing Tianjin's first energy-saving evaluation-linked environmental loan and achieving significant year-on-year growth in green bond investments and trading volumes. Two innovative green finance products—energy-saving evaluation-linked loans and green intellectual property-linked loans—marked their debut, enriching the bank's green finance offerings.

In **inclusive finance**, the bank has prioritized public welfare through initiatives like the "Thousand Enterprises and Ten Thousand Households Visits" campaign. By September 2025, its credit approvals neared RMB 6.3 billion, ranking first among Tianjin's city commercial banks. Corporate inclusive loans surged 51.7% year-on-year, hitting a record high.

For **pension finance**, BANK OF TIANJIN has built an ecosystem, upgrading its "Golden Autumn Harbor" brand and launching exclusive wealth management products. Pension industry loans grew steadily, while financial services were integrated into senior communities, creating a full-cycle pension finance product matrix.

In **digital finance**, the bank boosted efficiency, with digital transformation earning 26 awards and securing 37 intellectual property rights. Its data contributions to the National Bureau of Statistics received high praise.

Zheng Ke stated that the "Five Major Financial Themes" are a national mandate. BANK OF TIANJIN will continue refining its "research and technology DNA," steadfastly advancing along the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics to better serve the real economy and improve quality of life.

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